A new DVD from the Rural Landscape Institute has been developed to assist new landowners in transitioning into Montana’s rural way of life. Titled the “Path to Eden,” the DVD is designed to help landowners be better able to make informed decisions...

Is your pasture meeting its full potential? What supplements will you need to add to a forage-based diet? Answer these questions and more with the new book available from the Natural Resource, Agriculture and Engineering Service (NRAES). The 185...

With rapidly increasing grain prices there is renewed interest in optimizing beef production from grazing systems. Rotational grazing, sometimes referred to as

When people find out Leo Hollinger preconditions and/or stockers 6,000 head of cattle/year on 350 acres, it's easy to imagine either an overgrazed, muddy mess or a dust bowl, depending on the season. Nope. Would you believe he even gets two...

Farmers and ranchers across the U.S. have a love-hate relationship with wildlife. For many ranch families, one of the perks is seeing wildlife, from big game animals to bluebirds, sharing their pastures and range with their livestock. On the other...

While it's been a year of moisture extremes, some regions that enjoyed high rainfall are facing the prospects of high wildfire danger. Oklahoma, for instance, is faced with as high a grass fuel load as we've ever had, says Terry Bidwell, Oklahoma...

Texas' wet summer could mean more feral hogs this fall, says Billy Higginbotham, Extension fisheries and wildlife specialist.

Late summer/early fall can be a good time to treat sericea lespedeza with herbicides, according to Walt Fick, Kansas State University (K-State) Research and Extension range management specialist

A Web site developed by the University of Wisconsin Extension Grains Team is helping connect hay buyers and sellers